Question: You are a small financial institution that is publicly traded. You are heavily regulated and, while it doesn't impact your daily operations, you constantly have to be vigilant. Your Board is experienced but doesn't take much interest in the day-to-day and certainly doesn't care about sustainability performance. From time to time you have interest groups showing up at your doors, but this hasn't happened since the financial crisis and it is usually just one or two hecklers. Increasingly, your customers any of whom are Millennials have been asking about energy efficiency loans and loan discounts for electric and hybrid vehicles. Some of your competitors have these products too, but your bank has never been run or influenced by what your competitors are doing. First and foremost, as the founding CEO affirmed, the bank's number one asset is its employees.
Instructions: Based on the company description above, choose all the primary stakeholders from the list below:
- Employees
- Industry Associations
- Government
- Suppliers
- Customers
- Creditors
- Competitors
- Investors
- Media
- NGO's